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I just found out this one today: this is an interesting game by the Brazilian developers called "Mangagá Team"; it is basically a pushing block puzzle with a rotating screen built using sprites. Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znIe9cqSHI8 Page (has a free demo ROM): https://mangangate...

Interesting concept; I imagine that the genetic algorithm could be either be used directly, or to provide training data for other ML; I intend to take a look at some of them.

One way to translate PCM to FM would be to treat it as a seq2seq machine learning problem. The training sets could be generated by generating random sequences of FM commands and the corresponding PCMs; then the model could be trained to do the reverse mapping from the examples. Interested in experi...

One way to translate PCM to FM would be to treat it as a seq2seq machine learning problem.

The training sets could be generated by generating random sequences of FM commands and the corresponding PCMs; then the model could be trained to do the reverse mapping from the examples.

There's a tool like that designed for the Sega Master System:
https://github.com/maxim-zhao/wav_to_psg

Awesome project, keep up the good work!

Looks nice!

Nice game!

This demo looks and feels simply awesome. Keep up the good work!

It's a good start.

You didn't declare HALFTILE.
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No, you declared it, but for some reason, the Basic compiler does not see it...

Well, what way to compute the coordinates of nearest (by the direction character going move to) cell center can you advice? You could add the width of half a cell to the x, y coordinates, and then shift right to translate that into cell coordinates. So, supposing the cell width is 16 px: HALF_TILE ...

That's a good start.

I need RDC decompressor code to use the map from Genesis RPG Creator example in my project. As an alternative, there are other map editors out there, though a converter would be needed either way. Just to mention some options: Beehive is designed for Sega Genesis: http://gendev.spritesmind.net/foru...

Pretty awesome looking!